Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-21
FAIR HAVEN.
Celebration Sociable
Last Night-Personal Mention and
General Gossip.

Anniversary Celebration Sociable
Last Night-Personal Mention and
General Gossip.
Miss May Evans is spending a few days
with friends in Boston.
Selectman Isaac Brown, who has been in
Florida for several months past looking after
the interests of the New Haven Oyster COM
pany, is expected home next Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Noah Alling has been visiting parties
in Boston and Springfield.
The Alice May, a Keyport, New York,
schooner, has arrived with 400 bushels of
hard CLAIMS for Fred F. Brown.
The Christian Endeavor society held very
pleasant sociable last night in the parlors of
the Second church at the close of their bust
ness meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. P. s. Evans have been in
Elizabeth, N. j., attending the celebration of
the silver wedding of Mrs. Evans sister.
Rev E. Cunningham and family will move
to Brooklyn day, while Rev. Mr.. Good
nough and family will move into the par
sonage on East Pearl street.
Next month Postmaster W. Fl. Moore will
90 to Washington to attend the national
militia drills. Before his return he intends
to visit the battlefelds of the Shenandoah
valley, on one of which he was wounded.
Washington camp No 8, P. o. S. of A.,
| will celebrate its third anniversary at its
| lodge room in Central Hall tomorrow night,
| and over one hundred invitations have been
issued The ''Big Four" drum corps will
probably attend and there will be dancing,
a supper and nice time generally.
The recent cold weather has interfered ma
terially with the places of number of Fair
Haven gardeners. The temperature for the
past few days has been considerably higher
than it was on the corresponding days of
last year.
Arthur D. Barnes is now with Sails
bury Brothers. the druggists.
Charles Preston, of Northampton, has been
spending few days in town visiting old
friends.
Captain William Farren has a very fine
young colt which he raised himself. The
horse is quite speedy and is a handsome ami
NAL.
List of Letters
remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Ha'
ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday.
April 20, 1887:
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs VIM; B. Alling, Mrs Lizzie Alvord,
C-Miss Meta Condos, Miss Rena Clark.
D-Libbie Dunnibb.
E-Nora English.
F-Miss Hannah Foster, Mrs: G. Fitzsimmons Isa-
G-Mss Y. N. Goodbont. Miss Alice Glynn.
H-Mrs. A: R. Hawey, Miss Josie Hamilton, Mrs.
J-''Sofia' Johnson, MIS- l. R. Jones.
K-Mrs Mary Kenrey (2), Mrs. Annie Kinsee.
L-Miss Addie Lewis, Mamie Lane Mary E. Ling,
AQQle N. Light.
M-Clair Montgomery, Mrs. S. E. Mcdonald, Miss
Belle Manser, Katie Murphy, Mary Ann McGulre
P-Mrs. Benjamin Perry, Miss Nora E. Pyler, Miss
Ingrin Peterson.
R-Karoline RoSenhof.
S-Nancy Slocum, Mrs. George Shungler, Elizabeth
Stafford.
T-Annie N. futile e. Juiette Tashina. Mrs. VA
Talbot.
W-Mrs Jane B. Whiting. Mrs. Wooster Warner
Mrs. Addie White, Maria P. Willis
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
AVN Alexander AIIiDptoyyn Creamery co Tohu
B-"Prof' Barry. John S. Bowen, Frank Brooks,
Burt D. Brown.
C-Elmer J. Call. Mr.. Carlson Willis A. Chamber
lain, VIM J. Clark.
D-Lewis q. Demond Mr.. P. J. Donovan.
G-Hendrick Gormes. Mr.. A. G. Grannis.
H-Michael Hackett. John T. Hall, jr, Henry
"Hoyts Josef Hilsenbeck.
K-George Krauss.
L-Joseph Lavey.
M-John "Mapes,' John McLane John McGrath
John F. Meah, Henry Mitchell, Mr. g. W. Meore
MIR, G. W. Morles, Francis Mcnamara, Mr.. c. g.
MoutieT, joe Mucheam, jeremiah Myers, NJ.
A. F. McDermott.
N-Mr II. R. Northrop
P-Alfred Plant C2), Stephen H Pierce, Mr.. L. l..
Peck.
R-Johu Robinson, John Reilly, Mr.. E. Reming-
ton.
sew. NJ Curdy Salisbury, Edward Schneider. Her.
man F. Schoonhover, Lucius A. Sherman, James
F. Slater, Geo n. Smith, Mr.. D. I. Stanton, Clar-
ence F. Simmons.
TINT. w. G. Terry e. Edw H Taylor. VIM. W.
Tyler, Edward Tehault.
LAskf advertised letters and mention date of
BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmaster,